
Jan Hendrik Weissenbruch
Jan Hendrik Weissenbruch, also known as Hendrik Johannes Weissenbruch was a Dutch painter of the Hague School. He is noted especially for his watercolours.
Background
- Born in
- The Hague
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Trending topics shown first"Light and air, that's art! I can never give enough light in my paintings, especially in the skies. The air in a painting, that is really a thing! It is the main thing! Air and light are the great magi…"
"'The Art of Johannes Hendrick Weissenbruch' , by E. C. Cady, in 'Brush and Pencil, Volume 12', April 1904; in PDF"
"You see I am like a surgeon in a hospital; all these lying around me are my patients, and as I walk about among them I notice those most in need of doctoring. I pick out some sickly looking specimen a…"
"Weissenbruch to Anton Mauve: He is drawing damn well, I could paint after his studies."
"My good Lord and friend Sala, - enjoyed the blissful pleasure enjoyed by your friendship.. .When I reached the city again yesterday, I have taken the fishes out of the basket more than 12 times, to sh…"
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Timeline
1824
Born
Birth1903
Died
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